Avalanche trounce Wolverines at home

<p>Avalanche quarterback Devin Bryant takes a few more steps before hitting the ground.</p>

<p>It’s a mad scramble for the ball during the second half of the game, which saw the Avon View Avalanche win 36 – 0 over the West Kings Wolverines.</p>

<p>Sam Nunn, number 7, slot receiver with the Avalanche makes a break for the end zone</p>
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<p>The Avalanche were able to keep the momentum on their side with a few decisive interceptions.</p>

<p>The Wolverines attempt to catch a field goal kick.</p>

The Avon View Avalanche celebrates their victory on Oct. 16, 2016.

<p>The Avalanche help celebrate Bronson Lee’s birthday by pouring freezing cold water on him after the game.</p>

<p>The Avalanche help celebrate Bronson Lee’s birthday by pouring freezing cold water on him after the game.</p>

WINDSOR - The Avon View Avalanche dominated most of the game on Oct. 16, with a score of 36 – 0 against the West Kings Wolverines, bringing their record to four wins, two losses this season.

Gordon Chase, coach with the Avalanche said he was pleased with the outcome.

“We’ve got guys back on the team that were injured or had other commitments, things seem to be working,” Chase said following the game. “The game next week against (North East Kings Education Centre) is our focus now, we’re tied for second right now.”

Chase said Tyler Eddy, Spenser Bauchman and Jem Whidden stood out during Sunday's match, some getting big interceptions that changed the momentum of the game entirely.

The Avalanche will take on the Northeast Kings Education Centre Titans at their field on Oct. 22, 2016.

“We’ve just got to get our plays down, run them perfectly,” he said. “They’ve got very good coaching and practise their plays constantly. They don’t give up.”

The NKEC Titan’s are last year’s defending champions.

Standings as of Oct 16, 2016 NSSAF DIVISON 2

1st Central Kings 6-0

2nd Avon View 4-2

3rd KNEC 4-2

4th Millwood 3-3

5th JH Gillis 1-5

6th West Kings 0-6

Gordon Chase, coach with the Avalanche said he was pleased with the outcome.

“We’ve got guys back on the team that were injured or had other commitments, things seem to be working,” Chase said following the game. “The game next week against (North East Kings Education Centre) is our focus now, we’re tied for second right now.”

Chase said Tyler Eddy, Spenser Bauchman and Jem Whidden stood out during Sunday's match, some getting big interceptions that changed the momentum of the game entirely.

The Avalanche will take on the Northeast Kings Education Centre Titans at their field on Oct. 22, 2016.

“We’ve just got to get our plays down, run them perfectly,” he said. “They’ve got very good coaching and practise their plays constantly. They don’t give up.”